To increase access to youth mental health resources across the country, our partners at Work2BeWell created a new State-by-State Mental Health Resource, offering clinically vetted
Providence caregivers and Work2BeWell National Student Advisory Council (NSAC) Alumni recently shared their thoughts about the unique mental health challenges that minorities face as well
In its first year, 988 has fielded more than 2 million calls from people experiencing a mental health crisis It’s been one year since the
More than 20 new grants will help improve mental health access and services for patients and communities in the Providence footprint — and beyond RENTON,
Providence’s Well Being Trust CEO Arpan Waghray, M.D., recently moderated a panel discussion about mental health with players from the WNBA Seattle Storm and Seattle
In 2022, Providence ministries and affiliates invested nearly $2.1 billion in community benefit across seven states, which is our largest investment in community benefit to
In America, one out of every three teens experience mental health issues on a regular basis, and suicide is the leading cause of death among
As a practicing geriatric psychiatrist for more than 15 years, I’ve seen firsthand the mental and physical toll that anxiety, depression and other mental health
download the playbook We created this playbook to outline our programs as a model for what’s possible for other health care organizations to implement for
Providence’s My Mental Health Matters Program was recently recognized as a finalist in the Ragan’s Employee Communications Awards Program in two categories: Employee Well-Being and
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